The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19

Kew. ,. -. Mcdonnell will hold services
in st. James church next Sunday.
The foundation for Savagc's shop is fin.
ished and brick laying will soon begin
The trustees OF the Philip Thorpe estate
warn sportsmcn to keep off the grounds.
Geo. Staudaher, in notice in another
column, warns hunters to keep off his
ranch.
Dan kemper has Il very sick hand caused
from scratch from a nail, which he re-
c;eived while at work Wednesday.
X. y. Reynolds was thrown from Il horse,
at his ranch, last Friday, and was badly
hurt about the head and shoulders.
a number Of wrecked freight cars passed
through Dillon. Wednesday, going south.
They were from the wreck near Fcelev's,
last week.
The County Commissioners advertise in
the TRIBUNE this week, for proposals for
furnishing fire wood for use at the court
house and jail.
The we'll known agricultural implement
house OF Sebree, Ferris l. White Co., is
| represented in the TR1nuSE this week BY
new advertisement.
\ party Of young ladies and gentlemen
came down from Butte Tuesday and went
to ID. X. Bcck's ranch, on the upper
Ruby, for a weeks outing.
Born, to the wife Of II. II. Avery, ut
Spokane Falls, w. T., OH Aug. 18th, 1857,
a son; weight II pounds, o. The
mother and child both doing we'll.
Before the end Of the season the Sebree,
Ferris & White Company expect to have
sold forty car loads OF Balm wagons.
Where they all go to is past finding out.
"a Young Judge appeared at the residence
OF Probate Judge Melton last Saturday
morning AS he liked the appearance
of tho surroundings, he concluded to stay.
T.. II. Brundage, Of tho TRIBUNE Office,
went cunning Monday and succeeded in
hagging several fine ducks, Il brace Of
which found their way to the editorial Ia.
bic.
| a telegram was received, last week, an.
nouncing the death Of Mrs. Johnson, sis
ter Of WIN. Orr, who resided in Nevada
Mr.. Orr went 70 Nevada to attend the
funeral.
II. II. Avery. who formerly kept the
Avery House, at Glendale, is now jobbing
and retailing wines, liquors, cigars and
smokers sundries, OH Riverside avenue
tSpokane Fails, w. T.
A. will bc seen by notice elsewhere
the firm Of Crow & Smead has been dis
solved by mutual consent. All bills viii
be settled by W. II. Smcad at the office o
1.-The Dillon Lumber e. Grain Ca.
| The Dillon Lumber & Grain Co.'S
shingle mill at Noxon employs thirteen
meu, three Of whom formerly lived In Dll
Ion. The French cook, Louis Bachelin, Il
said to I've the best in all that region.
One Of the finest and largest stocks o'
boots and shoes in Madison county, at Low
prices, is At T.. l.. Smiths store, Twin
Bridges. Go there for bargains in grocer
lies, clothing, dry goods, notions, etc. =.
The Eagle Rock Register complain
about the railway mail service, and says
lis getting into bad condition again. Let
tiers arc carried by both north and south
much to the inconvenience of the public.
rrof. Fircl. has been occupying his spar
time, lately, in preparing and polishing sev
eral sets Of buffalo, Tcxas steer aud noun
tain sheep horns. The horns are perfec
in all respects and present handsome ap
rearance.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace NJ. +
). church, will ,nee, at the residence OF Mrt
Farley next Wednesday afternoon (Aue
c4th,. A full attendance is requested 4
i, the annua! election ot officers will TAX
. place at that time.
\ fishing and hunting party, composed q
s Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker and Rev. s. II. Nc
, Conncll, went up on Horse Prairie, Mon
day. TO spend the week. Mr.. McConne
l. expected to preach at Eannack Thursday
J and Argcnta to-day.
The new railroad bridge 4. Easis Rock
, saws the Register, was completed q" Sal
urtlav and the contractor left for his ho','
!, | in Council Bluffs, A gang OF men ha'
been busy this week. clearing away IN
timber that wasn't used.
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